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Initial term of field expression must be a concrete SObject: LIST

Hi

 

LIST <contact> c=[select lastname,firstname,account.name,account.industry from contact where title='New Software'];
system.debug(c.account.name);
system.debug(c.account.industry);
system.debug('the lastname is '+c.lastname);

 

 

Initial term of field expression must be a concrete SObject: LIST?Means

 

 

Thanks Ramesh

hitesh90hitesh90

Hi,

 

You have to use For loop here for list.

Try to use following code.

 

LIST <contact> c=[select lastname,firstname,account.name,account.industry from contact where title='New Software'];
for(Contact c: contact){
	system.debug(c.account.name);
	system.debug(c.account.industry);
	system.debug('the lastname is '+c.lastname);
}

 

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Satish_SFDCSatish_SFDC
That is a list which is being retrieved.
so you will have to loop through the list and get individual contact records.

for(Contact con : c){
System.debug(con.account.name);
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}

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Satish_SFDCSatish_SFDC
Oh same time reply.....
@anilbathula@@anilbathula@
HI s9,

system.debug(c.account.name);
C is a list type so ,if put c.account.name system cannot recognize which one to display.
So it is raising this error .just change the system .debug to this:-
system.debug(c[0].account.name);
system.debug(c[0].account.industry);
system.debug('the lastname is '+c[0].lastname);
This display the first element of the list.
s9s9

Thanks Anil

 

 

List<job_Application__c> j=[select id,name,Candidate__r.name,
                            candidate__r.phone__c,
                            Position__r.Functional_Area__c
                            from job_application__c
                            where name='JA-0011'];
system.debug(j[0]);

 

In the above code it's not display all fileds, it's display only id,name,candidate__r.name,the remaing fileds not display but it shows individual system log like system.debug
(j[0].candidate__r.phone);

 

 

Thanks

 
Satish_SFDCSatish_SFDC
There probably is a limit to the number of characters in a System.debug statement.
Are you using developer console. You can double click on the system.debug line which opens up a pop up to display more information.

Regards,
Satish Kumar
Anil KamisettyAnil Kamisetty
It is a simple Problem. You are retrieving the results into a List Variable. When you want to Access the Result set, you need to reference them by index.

LIST <contact> c=[select lastname,firstname,account.name,account.industry from contact where title='New Software'];
system.debug(c[0].account.name);
system.debug(c[0].account.industry);
system.debug('the lastname is '+c[0].lastname);

Once you add the Index, it should be fine. Hopefully there are some records returned from the SOQL, else you will get Null pointer exception.

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Charles McDowellCharles McDowell
I clicked thumbs by mistake. I am new to Apex and you answer was spot on Thanks